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Jokes You Can Tell Yo' Mama
Jokes You Can Tell Yo' Mama
Jokes You Can Tell Yo' Mama
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No one teaches us to laugh. Somehow, from the earliest ages, we just know how to laugh. It is our first form of communication. Most of these jokes are the ones that the author used over the past forty years when performing on stage playing his harmonica. Sometimes, he was accused of being a better comedian that he was a harmonica player. There may have been a lot of truth to that statement.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherRay Steelman
Release dateJul 26, 2016
ISBN9781370840403
Jokes You Can Tell Yo' Mama
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Ray Steelman

The AuthorsSharon and Ray SteelmanDuring the past forty years, Sharon and Ray Steelman have started and run six successful businesses. Their most recent accomplishment is Bama Jammer TM Promotions. Beginning from scratch, with no money, no equipment, and no office, in seven years they transitioned a modest business into an advertising specialty and Identity- clothing company with markets stretching across the US and abroad. After trial and error, long hours and lots of sweat equity, the pieces finally began to fit.It is amazing enough to build six successful businesses, but to do so completely debt-free is even more amazing. By applying Biblical principles, frugal business practices and good work ethics, Sharon and Ray have proven that anyone can realize the “American Dream!”Ray's Abbreviated Bio:Born in Fayetteville, TN .. Lincoln Co. Schools .. MTSU (MA & BS) .. Post graduate studies.. HS Teacher/Coach/Administrator .. Runner/Walker .. Entrepreneur .. Many businesses .. Avid harmonica player .. Some banjo .. 400+ recordings .. General aviation pilot .... Kentucky Colonel .. Retired .. Writer .. Author .. Poet .. Hobby songwriter .. Hobby historian .. Storyteller .. Aviation videographer .. Diet and workout nut .. Saw Bigfoot .. Hit 400’ HR .. Former garbageman .. Sings like Alfafa .. 4 simultaneous state harmonica championships...100s of YouTube videos .. E-Books .. Audio artist.. Married the homecoming queen.. Trophy husband.. Wrote 13 books.. TV personality for four years (NBC Affiliate).. 15 appearances at Opryland.. Owned 8 airplanes.. 7 grandkids.. National and regional business awards.Sharon’s Abbreviated Bio:Born in Ft. Ord, CA .. Lived in Panama... Huntsville City Schools .. Homecoming queen.. University of Alabama Huntsville .. Runner/Walker .. Life-long entrepreneur .. Many businesses .. Married her HS vice-principal .. Speaks Chinese.. Great cook and homemaker.. Retired .. Gardener.. Author ... Makes the world’s best homemade ice cream.. Trophy wife .... A great listener.. A tireless worker.. Diet and workout nut .. E-Books .. Ray’s best friend.. Professional shopper.. A good conversationalist.. Co-wrote 13 books.. A visionary.. Scholarship benefactor.... Humanitarian.. Taught Sunday school.. Lifelong Biblical student.. Co-owned 8 airplanes.. 7 grandkids... Everyone’s best friend.. National, local and regional business awards.. Doubts Bigfoot exists.. Didn’t see Ray hit that 400’ home run either.Our autobiography:We reached down to pull ourselves up by our boot straps. We realized that we had no boots. We improvised.

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    Jokes You Can Tell Yo' Mama - Ray Steelman

    Jokes You Can Tell Yo’ Mama

    by

    Sharon and Ray Steelman

    Copyright Sharon and Ray Steelman 2012

    Published by Sharon and Ray Steelman on Smashwords

    Formatted by eBooksade4You

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    All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any mechanical or electronic means whatsoever, including any retrieval systems or information storage systems, except by a reviewer, who may quote brief passages in an article, without prior permission in writing from Sharon or Ray Steelman.

    International Standard Book Number: 978-0-9853931-4-4

    Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: pending

    Copyright Registration Number: pending

    Copyright 1996/2012 Sharon Steelman and Ray Steelman

    17 Stockton Street, Huntsville, Alabama 35806

    Smashwords Edition

    This e-book is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This e-book may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to Smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of these authors.

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    Preface

    Everyone likes a good laugh. We are told that laughter is good for the soul. Laughter is without a question the universal language. No matter if one speaks French, Cantonese, Spanish, Mandarin, Portuguese, German or English, everyone understands laughter. It makes us feel good. It brightens our day. Laughter puts a smile on our faces, a bounce in our step and improves our outlook on life.

    Laughter is a serious scientific subject that researchers are still trying to figure out. Why do we laugh when someone falls down? What is so funny about a prank on April Fools' Day? Why do babies laugh? Long before a baby says its first word, it can laugh. No one teaches us to laugh. Somehow, from the earliest ages, we just know how to laugh. It is our first form of communication. Scientists tell us that apes, chimpanzees, dogs and even rats laugh. Laughter is something that we can catch from another. It is a communicable event that puts a smile on our face and is easily passed from one person to another. It’s catchy. Laughter is a social phenomenon. It is not necessary to pass laughter to another by word of mouth. We know this, because even deaf people laugh without hearing and people who are talking on cell phones laugh without seeing. We even laugh when driving down the road and thinking about something funny that happened to us decades ago.

    Baltimore neuroscientist Robert Provine, a professor with the University of Maryland, has studied laughter for many years. He is the author of the book, Laughter: A Scientific Investigation. He has analyzed laughter in just about every way that you can analyze it. He states that:

    All language groups laugh 'ha-ha-ha' basically the same way, he said. There's a pattern generator in our brain that produces that sound.

    Laughter is an uncontrollable reaction to situations, events and thoughts that run rampant through the mental visions in our minds. This sometimes causes a person to laugh involuntarily. Some of us laugh in specific rhythms, specific tones and out of habit in certain spots in conversation. It is something that we just do! We can’t explain it, we can’t control it; we just do it! It is a social phenomenon. It's joy. It's a positive engagement in life, said Jaak Panksepp, a Bowling Green University psychology professor. Laughter is deeply social.

    Researchers say that only 10 to 15 percent of laughter is the result of someone making a

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